Passport bros are lame lmaoo
Let's have a nuanced discussion: Do passport bros have a point or are most American women great and PB's are just a bunch of lames
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Never said that my bad it was from the passport bros pov and my rebuttal was the last sentence to that ideology women are going to be headaches no matter what angle you come from
Well that can be blamed on the American diet but even that is being exported globally too
The talking points about the disrespect for black men in America is certainly legitimate; however that has been an ongoing conversation way back in the early/mid 2010's by Jason Black/ProfessorBlackTruth, BGS Ibmor, Sgt Willie Pete, Rick Scorpio, DarkOneSun, and other black men on forums. They are just taking older content from Gen-X men and sensationalized it in a way that it hit the algorithm.
Yes, we are certainly judged negatively right off the top more than any other race. It's always been about looks, money, and status and only over the past few years is it so obvious it cannot be ignored. If you are a black man you are at a disadvantage to many women of our race if you aren't 6 foot tall, tailor yourself to a womans preferred persona (rapper/social media influencer/former athlete etc) or have wealth and go out of your way to make everyone aware of it through consumerist spending.
I do not have an issue with black men traveling or leaving the country. My #1 issue with Passport Bros is the loudest voices have a scorched earth mentality and are burning the building down on the way out while also being homeless. All they are doing is fostering hate among the 98%+ of black millennials and younger that will be permanent US citizens excluding a catastrophic event in the future. The most popular "Passport Bro" channels consist of black men under the age of 35 and do not realize now negatively this will impact black men/women as Black Baby Boomers/Gen X who hold decisionmaker positions in Corporate America, Local Government, and businesses as they die off. Regardless of how well traveled they are, they have low social awareness on a macro and micro level.
Also, I see most of these guys still end up back in the US temporarily because they run out of money or still have regional obligations. This is because most do not have a long-term gameplan to establish permanent residence overseas or invest in property there. I see an obvious contrast in that regard with Black men who go to Africa vs Brazil and East Asia. Rest assured if the Passport Bros start enticing the lowest degenerate black men, they will be discriminated against even more bluntly than we are here in America.
Yes, we are certainly judged negatively right off the top more than any other race. It's always been about looks, money, and status and only over the past few years is it so obvious it cannot be ignored. If you are a black man you are at a disadvantage to many women of our race if you aren't 6 foot tall, tailor yourself to a womans preferred persona (rapper/social media influencer/former athlete etc) or have wealth and go out of your way to make everyone aware of it through consumerist spending.
I do not have an issue with black men traveling or leaving the country. My #1 issue with Passport Bros is the loudest voices have a scorched earth mentality and are burning the building down on the way out while also being homeless. All they are doing is fostering hate among the 98%+ of black millennials and younger that will be permanent US citizens excluding a catastrophic event in the future. The most popular "Passport Bro" channels consist of black men under the age of 35 and do not realize now negatively this will impact black men/women as Black Baby Boomers/Gen X who hold decisionmaker positions in Corporate America, Local Government, and businesses as they die off. Regardless of how well traveled they are, they have low social awareness on a macro and micro level.
Also, I see most of these guys still end up back in the US temporarily because they run out of money or still have regional obligations. This is because most do not have a long-term gameplan to establish permanent residence overseas or invest in property there. I see an obvious contrast in that regard with Black men who go to Africa vs Brazil and East Asia. Rest assured if the Passport Bros start enticing the lowest degenerate black men, they will be discriminated against even more bluntly than we are here in America.
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you have no idea how many white men how many white man are sex tourists.
I ain't been to Europe in a min... But all over Europe. Kenya... And D.R.
Feel like I'm missing some places. Like in the middle east..
but those are the places I've been to the most just to chill and really get in with the people.
The crazy thing is I don't like to talk about traveling cause I actually hate traveling. I hate sight seeing. I like just getting a good vibe from the culture, atmosphere and the people...
And to the bolded... The only distinction might be the type of person one dude is, compared to another dude.
In the States I ain't looking for love or even care about relationships like that. Other guys do.
But whether your a nikka like me, who thinks he's James Bond lol or another dude who is looking for a wife out the country or just sex... There's nothing wrong with it. So the distinction doesn't matter.
I personally just don't like the "passport bro" thing cause people have been traveling the world, getting into adventures, sexing beautiful exotic women, or finding love in different countries for forever.
But these ignorant nikkaz and bytches who just got their passports like 5yrs ago because of Instagram and social media. Are making the travel life look strange and goofy. And people are bringing a negativity to it.
But that's what always happens to everything once social media gets a hold of it.
Also, I'm reading the comments and people are making this about bashing black women.
You don't have to bash the obvious.
People in general are different in these places.
The women are different. At least go experience it and judge for yourself
All women are the same so when a man complains about western women I pause.
Cats still assuming any woman a breh is dealing with overseas is a prostitute...
The vast majority of white men that do sex tourism are old white men, 60 plus. When young white men go abroad, they get the p*ssy thrown at them freely
regardless of the continent. white pedestal is global
I have heard great things about Kenya. The social life there is meant to be amazing
I like black ass women, so the god was in heaven. Lol
Nairobi to the coast
People having a good ass time.
Everything is cheap.
I mean if I could show you the txt messages I still get from people out there, it makes you just get kinda mushy. Lol
People just different
I don't think I asked u. Where have you been and what has been your experience?
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1.
The way American women are viewed by the rest of the world is an extension of how Americans as a whole are viewed by the rest of the world.
There is some truth to what they think about us.
2.
Non-American women traditionally don't have a problem deferring to the man as the head of the household, and with that deference comes respect. American women are conflicted. They don't want to defer to the man as HOH, but they also do not want the responsibilities of HOH.
They want to be made to heel by a man before respecting him, rather than simply giving the respect that the HOH is due.
3.
The majority of passport bros are not dating non-American women. They're just tricking with non-American prostitutes.
These prostitutes are working the long game because they want to get one of these tricks to take them to the States and marry them (immigration workaround).
Some of these jokers even send these chicks money after they come home from the trip.
It's embarrassing to hear some of these passport bros brag about the "real connection" they had with a goddamn South American prostitute:
"She said she missed me."
"She let me hit it free a couple times."
"She was hittin my line"
"She got jealous when I talking to another girl."
"She was fine as hell, though!"
4.
Black Americans in the dating pool need to realize that there is no cheat code (interracial dating, LGBT dating, transactional dating, redpill, importing a mate).
Eventually, it all falls down.
First, you have to learn to be a better judge of character and stop letting infatuation cloud your judgement.
Once Black men and women learn to give each other grace while at the same time holding each other accountable, we will find our groove.
The way American women are viewed by the rest of the world is an extension of how Americans as a whole are viewed by the rest of the world.
There is some truth to what they think about us.
2.
Non-American women traditionally don't have a problem deferring to the man as the head of the household, and with that deference comes respect. American women are conflicted. They don't want to defer to the man as HOH, but they also do not want the responsibilities of HOH.
They want to be made to heel by a man before respecting him, rather than simply giving the respect that the HOH is due.
3.
The majority of passport bros are not dating non-American women. They're just tricking with non-American prostitutes.
These prostitutes are working the long game because they want to get one of these tricks to take them to the States and marry them (immigration workaround).
Some of these jokers even send these chicks money after they come home from the trip.
It's embarrassing to hear some of these passport bros brag about the "real connection" they had with a goddamn South American prostitute:
"She said she missed me."
"She let me hit it free a couple times."
"She was hittin my line"
"She got jealous when I talking to another girl."
"She was fine as hell, though!"
4.
Black Americans in the dating pool need to realize that there is no cheat code (interracial dating, LGBT dating, transactional dating, redpill, importing a mate).
Eventually, it all falls down.
First, you have to learn to be a better judge of character and stop letting infatuation cloud your judgement.
Once Black men and women learn to give each other grace while at the same time holding each other accountable, we will find our groove.